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$BTC I always do long-term holding, aiming to reach at least 90,000.
I roughly opened a long position around 76,400, and might increase the position up to 100x with 1000u, depending on the total account funds.
For $LAB, the take profit was set at over 3,000, but I forgot the exact level. However, with the recent drop, I manually closed the position because it fell too fast; it will probably rebound. I immediately opened a small position with 20x leverage and 200 points, might add more or close it anytime.
When I open a position, I first consider not how much I can earn, but how much I might lose on this trade, and whether other positions can compensate for the loss. I try to balance and choose accordingly.
If it feels bad, I might close at a floating loss of around 100 to break even; if it feels good, a larger floating loss is acceptable.
For $MINA, the maximum floating loss was over 3,000. Actually, I’m not too worried about it since it has risen for many days and should have at least a short-term pullback. This coin position will definitely make a profit before exiting.
Honestly, I kind of miss the one-way $SNDK days 🔥
The market doesn’t dawdle; if the direction is right, it flies, if wrong, it cuts.
Take profits and stop losses decisively; it’s all about the thrill.
$SNDK recently just broke above 1800,
but has been pulling back consecutively lately,
no volume or sentiment today, still a slow decline.
Don’t guess on $BTC $ETH yet,
wait for the US stock market to open tomorrow and see if the funds want to give direction.
If there’s volatility, follow the trend; if not, wait,
the trend will speak.
Brothers still watching $SNDK, gather in the comments.
#OKX #SNDK #BTC #ETH #MarketReview
Personal record, not investment advice.
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ZEC retreats from a high level, volume and price first focus on this box
Current price about 1094
24h high 1167 low 1073
Daily candle closed down nearly 4%
Fee rate still +0.0037%, bulls slightly paying fees
4H support 1087/1091
Resistance 1103/1119
Daily support 1054/1073
Resistance 1157/1191
Dropped from above 1100 in the afternoon
Low point first tests around 1073
Volume is not small
Clear signs of clearing long positions at high levels
Current price stuck near the lower edge of 4H
Only a rebound above 1103 counts as a short-term breather
If it breaks 1087, daily supports at 1073/1054 are next
So my judgment is
First treat it as a deleveraging consolidation observation
Wait for volume contraction and stabilization before discussing a rebound
Don't chase longs aggressively below 1103
$ZEC #VolumePriceAnalysis #CryptoMarket
Brothers, the new week started off poorly, with the overall market under pressure.
$BTC current price is 76683, down 0.54%. The 4-hour moving averages are in a bearish alignment, price is rubbing against the lower Bollinger Band at 76583, RSI6 has dropped to 33.84 entering the oversold zone. The key support for this wave is at 76000; if it breaks, the next target is 75000. Currently, MACD is running below zero, and the bulls' rebound strength is very weak. My judgment: short-term weak consolidation, it hasn't bottomed out yet, don't rush to bottom-fish.
$ETH current price is 2476, down 0.51%. Analyst AliCharts called for a "triangle breakout targeting 3000," but reality is harsh. The market is fully suppressed by MA5, MA10, and MA20, with a MACD death cross. My judgment: a triangle breakout must be accompanied by volume; the current low-volume consolidation looks more like a downward continuation. First, watch if the 2430 support holds; if not, it will go down to 2380.
$ZEC current price is 1063, plummeting 2.18%. It has dropped from 1257, RSI6 is only 20.78, extremely oversold. The previous rise was too sharp, and now funds are frantically taking profits. My judgment: don't catch the falling knife; although indicators are oversold, the trend hasn't reversed, wait for stabilization signals.
Strategy: The market is currently in a sensitive period before macro data and the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting, with both bulls and bears watching. The 76000 level for Bitcoin is the dividing line between bulls and bears. Strategy-wise, control your hands, don't blindly chase shorts, and don't bottom-fish ETH and ZEC; wait for the market to find its own direction.
I still suggest you accumulate core
#PPI, CPI released, multiple institutions raise September rate hike expectations $BTC $CORE I still suggest you accumulate CORE, accumulate, not just trade a couple of lines and run, making a lunch money profit and thinking you're awesome. Yes, it's dropping, so why do I still want to advise you? Why? Because if you look back, those early holders of Bitcoin, who got rich by watching the charts? None. They all pretended to be dead rich. CORE's current price, fluctuating around 0.02, market cap just over 30 million, ranked beyond 600th, to put it bluntly, this is the typical "ignored dog" phase—no one talks about it in groups, self-media is too lazy to bash it, even haters think it has no traffic. But you should know, truly cheap chips are always given to you when no one wants them. What's the biggest difference between accumulating and speculating? Speculating is: watching K-lines every day, afraid of rate hikes, afraid if no rate hikes, afraid of pullbacks when it rises, afraid of going to zero when it falls, ending up cutting losses at 0.03, regretting at 0.3, watching the show at 3. Accumulating is: I believe this thing will either go to zero or give me a chance to change my social class. If it multiplies ten or twenty times in between, I pretend I didn't see it, I just wait for that "even if only a 10% chance, but once it happens, it's enough for me to retire" result. The most critical—officials say nothing, price is at the floor, isn't this exactly the "three no's product" that accumulators love? "The way you accumulate CORE is just like my grandma hoarding plastic bags—others think they're useless, she thinks maybe one day they'll be needed. When moving day really comes, she's the only one in the whole neighborhood with bags to pack stuff. What you accumulate
Today the crypto market opened with a "black start."
Bitcoin fell below $77,000, currently at $76,720. Ethereum is at $2,474, and SOL dropped below 100. The total market cap evaporated by 0.8% in 24 hours.
But what everyone is really watching isn’t the candlestick charts.
It’s Washington.
On Tuesday, the Senate will hold a procedural vote on the CLARITY Act. It requires 60 votes to proceed to debate. The Republicans hold 53 seats, so even if all vote yes, they are 7 votes short.
Those 7 votes must come from the Democrats.
And currently, confirmed Democratic support is zero.
Why is it so difficult?
First, look at how much the bill has been amended.
The 630-page text includes 114 amendments demanded by the Democrats. From narrowing the definition of DeFi to granting credit unions clearer authority, the Republicans have changed almost everything they could.
But one issue is deadlocked.
The ethics clause.
Democrats demand: prohibit the president, vice president, members of Congress, and their spouses from issuing or sponsoring digital assets while in office. Trump agreed in July, and the White House accepted it. But Democratic senators said after reviewing it — it’s not enough.
Those two words, "not enough," are worth 7 votes.
Picture this: the owner of $2.3 billion in crypto assets is legally signing a ban on profiting from crypto. He signed it, but his party says it’s insufficient. Meanwhile, the opposition says if you don’t clarify this, I won’t vote.
What’s even more painful is the market pricing.
On Kalshi, the probability of the CLARITY Act becoming law in 2026 has dropped from 82% in February to 25%. On Polymarket, it’s even worse, currently at 20%.
From 82% to 20%.
This isn’t a correction; it’s a collapse of faith.
Galaxy Digital cut the probability from 50% to 10% in August. Capital Alpha Partners dropped from 40% to 25%.
Wall Street analysts are collectively sentencing this bill to a slow death.
But some disagree.
Galaxy Digital CEO Novogratz said: "The bill is not dead." Weekend negotiations continue, and there is still hope to submit it for full Senate consideration.
White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt posted on X: "Those doubting the CLARITY Act will be proven wrong."
On one side, prediction markets price it at 20%, on the other, industry leaders say "it’s not dead."
Who do you believe?
The real danger isn’t this vote itself.
It’s the cost of failure.
Senator Lummis warned: if this Congress can’t pass the CLARITY Act, the next realistic window for comprehensive federal crypto market legislation might not come until 2030.
2030.
To translate: four years. No rules. The SEC continues to rely on the Howey test case by case, and crypto developers keep running naked in the legal gray zone.
In those four years, Europe will legislate, the Middle East will compete for talent, Asia will issue licenses.
The U.S. will be stuck playing politics.
Watch those 7 votes closely on Tuesday.
If it passes, Washington will officially accelerate institutional support for crypto. If it fails, we may have to run naked in an unregulated market for another four years.
Meanwhile, BTC is repeatedly testing the Fibonacci support level at $76,380 today. CME shows an 86.5% probability of a Fed rate hike this week.
Legislation is hanging in the balance, rate hikes are pressing down, and the market’s patience is being torn from both ends.
$BTC $ETH $SOL #本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？
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Bitcoin is currently priced at $76,720, down 0.8% in 24 hours, with a total market cap of 2.718 trillion.
When you open the candlestick chart, what you see is a "looks okay" number.
But beneath this chart lie three hidden risks.
One on Tuesday, two on Thursday. This week is not about making money, it's about surviving.
First risk: Tuesday, procedural vote on the CLARITY Act
The Senate will vote on the "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act"; it needs 60 votes to enter formal debate. The Republicans hold 53 seats, meaning at least 7 Democrats must defect.
How much is the market betting?
Polymarket data shows the probability of the bill being signed into law by 2026 is 17.5%. Over $3.6 million has already been wagered on its failure.
No one in the market is betting on it passing.
But here’s a counterintuitive point: if the vote passes, it’s not bullish, it’s "all the good news priced in." The bill moves from "expectation" to "fact," ending the hype and causing funds to withdraw. If the vote fails, it’s short-term bearish sentiment, but since the bill was already priced as likely to fail, the bearishness may actually signal a bottom.
Got it? Both directions could be "sell points," the difference is whether the price drops first or rallies first.
Second risk: Early Thursday, FOMC interest rate decision
CME data: The probability of a 25 basis point rate hike by the Fed in September is 86.2%, with only a 13.8% chance of no change.
An 86% probability means the market has already "priced in" the hike.
But "priced in" does not mean "safe." History tells us: rate hikes themselves don’t kill the market, surprises do.
In March 2022, a 25 basis point hike was priced in early and caused little reaction. In June 2022, the hike increased from an expected 50 basis points to 75 basis points, and the market crashed immediately.
The core suspense this time isn’t whether there will be a hike, but what Powell says.
This new chair is hosting the FOMC for the first time, and his press conference 30 minutes later will reveal two key signals: first, whether this September hike is a "one-off" or the "start of a long tightening cycle"; second, which direction the economic forecast dot plot will push.
If it’s just one hike, risk asset pressure is limited. If the signal is "more hikes to come"—Bitcoin dropping from $76,700 to a lower level is not impossible.
Third risk: Month-end/quarter-end portfolio adjustments
This week is mid-September, a period for institutional accounting.
Combined with US-Iran conflict—on September 7, US and Iran struck each other’s shipping; on September 10, Houthi forces took control of a key area near the Mandeb Strait; international oil prices surged over 6%, Brent crude settled at $107.63/barrel, and US crude topped $100 for the first time since May.
The oil price surge means inflationary pressure remains. Persistent inflation makes it harder for the Fed to ease. Meanwhile, quarter-end liquidity needs for institutional reporting mean less money and more volatility.
The SEC will also hold a roundtable on Thursday to discuss 24-hour trading, with BlackRock, Nasdaq, and Castle Securities on the list. This is a long-term positive but has no immediate price impact.
So how to operate? Three rules:
First, don’t leverage through Wednesday. An 86% priced-in hike means any surprise—either direction—will trigger violent two-way swings. Leverage in this environment is a noose, not a tool.
Second, $76,000 is the short-term lifeline. Technically, $76,380 is the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level, which Bitcoin has tested multiple times. Each test weakens support. If the daily close falls below $76,000, the next support is in the $73,000–$75,000 range.
Third, don’t chase rallies or sell-offs. Between "all good news priced in" and "all bad news priced in," BTC will likely remain range-bound. Don’t rush in the moment the Tuesday vote results come out—that’s gambling, not trading.
With triple pressure stacking up, holding cash is not cowardice, it’s ammunition.
You don’t need to make money this week. You need to still have money to make money after this week.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
Middle East oil pipeline bombed, meeting postponed! Oil prices soar, will BTC have to pay for inflation again?
Key message breakdown:
① Saudi Arabia's critical oil pipeline (7 million barrels per day capacity) was attacked by drones and forced to shut down urgently; extent and duration of damage unknown.
② The diplomatic meeting between Iran and Gulf countries originally scheduled to discuss the Strait of Hormuz situation was suddenly postponed.
③ Another oil tanker was attacked and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, security situation is precarious.
④ In Asian early trading, WTI and Brent crude oil gains both expanded to over 3%.
Impact logic on crypto market:
① Pipeline shutdown + Strait obstruction cause substantial energy supply disruption, soaring oil prices directly push up global inflation expectations.
② Persistent inflation → higher threshold for Fed rate cuts, possibly strengthening rate hike expectations, macro liquidity continues to tighten.
③ Geopolitical risk spillover, rising risk aversion, funds flow into USD and gold, BTC/ETH and other risk assets face short-term pressure.
④ Market volatility will sharply increase, any rebound may be suppressed by macro negative factors.
In short: When the Middle East sneezes, inflation catches a fever, and BTC becomes a casualty of macro struggles again—hold tight and wait for the storm to pass.
$BTC $ETH
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10u做到退休
Retail investors crazily catching falling knives? The market is weak and probing the bottom, beware of stealthy washout by major players
Combining market conditions and contract data, the short-term market is weak and probing the bottom, with retail bulls extremely crowded:
1. Market: Weakness fully revealed
① BTC rebound is weak, sliding down along the descending channel; ETH surged then sharply fell, breaking key psychological support.
② Volume shrinks on both sides, active buying and selling are sluggish, lacking upward breakout momentum in the short term.
2. Contracts: Retail investors bottom-fishing, major players waiting for opportunities
① The 4-hour long-short ratio soars sharply during the decline, retail investors are counter-trend "catching falling knives."
② Price falls, open interest increases, both longs and shorts are adding positions, but retail bulls are crowded, easily triggering liquidation cascades (long liquidations).
③ Funding rate hovers slightly positive around zero, longs and shorts relatively balanced, deleveraging not fully completed.
3. Macro: Waiting for the shoe to drop
High expectations of rate hikes, liquidity tightening suppresses risk assets, funds dare not launch large-scale attacks.
4. Comprehensive judgment
① Not a time for steady bottom-fishing, retail bulls are too crowded, the bottom is not yet confirmed.
② Do not blindly short, nor rush to heavily go long. Patiently wait for the long-short ratio to fall back, open interest to stabilize, and negative news to be fully priced in.
③ Protect principal, keep enough ammunition, wait for a true stabilization signal.
In a word: Retail investors are crazily catching falling knives, major players may still be sharpening their knives—control your hands, survive the washout period.
$BTC $ETH
High long positions trapped in the upper atmosphere, low short positions buried in the basement—these are the two biggest nightmares for all traders.
This live trading chart is disheartening: long positions in BTC and ETH are all stuck in the distant upper atmosphere.
BTC opened at 106300, ETH opened at 44521, and the current prices are far from the cost basis. This isn’t just a short-term mistake; after a major pullback, they are firmly hanging in the sky.
The previous article discussed SOL and LTC "shorts buried in the basement for going short too early," and this chart completes the other half of the harsh reality:
Some guessed the top too early and shorted halfway up the mountain; others were overly optimistic and went long at the peak.
One is rushing to catch the top, the other failed to exit the top in time.
Many think large-cap coins are safer, but that’s not true. BTC and ETH just have stronger consensus, which doesn’t mean they won’t experience deep and prolonged traps.
The initial reasons for entering were straightforward: bullish on the big trend, pullbacks are opportunities. But they underestimated the sustained pressure from macro headwinds, interest rate hike expectations, rising US debt yields, and continuous ETF outflows.
When the trend reversed, they didn’t exit in time, and as prices fell further, they became reluctant to cut losses, turning short-term trades into stubborn holds.
The market is now especially divided:
Some altcoins surged wildly, driven by existing funds clustering during the brief respite of the large-cap market, burying those who shorted early in the basement;
while the early high long positions in BTC and ETH remain trapped high in the atmosphere, waiting a long time for a market to come home.
On one side is "shorts educated by a crazy rally for going short too early," on the other is "longs tormented by a prolonged decline for entering too late."
$BTC $ETH This wave again saw the bulls being crushed, with $278 million liquidated in 24 hours, nearly $200 million of long positions wiped out directly. In the past 24 hours, a total of 114,200 people were liquidated across the network, with total liquidations reaching $278 million, including $196 million in longs and $82.58 million in shorts.
The worst hit was still $ETH, with $54.24 million in long liquidations and $10.79 million in shorts; $BTC long liquidations were $33.63 million, shorts $6.13 million. Even more outrageous, the largest single liquidation occurred on Binance's ETHUSDT, amounting to $4.4668 million.
This market is just like that: being wrong on direction is not the scariest thing, the scariest is holding on with high leverage. $278 million lost in one day, 114,000 people paid the tuition.
So now I'm actually more concerned about one question: is this round about deleveraging, or has the purge not gone far enough? $BTC $ETH #PPI、CPI公布后，多家机构上调9月加息预期 #BTC现货ETF三日流出近4.5亿美元
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$SOL Even Goldman Sachs has started swing trading, why are you panicking?
Last week, Goldman Sachs liquidated its holdings in SOL and XRP-related ETFs, positions built up by the end of 2025. They withdrew as the macro outlook turned bearish. This is a typical tactical position management, not a bearish view on Solana's fundamentals. But the signal is worth noting: major banks treat crypto as a risk asset, not as an allocation.
The price has fallen back below the 100 mark, with the 7-day and 14-day moving averages pressing down overhead, and the 30-day moving average at 97.5 serving as the last support. Last Friday's performance was decent, but closing below 100 for three consecutive days indicates the buying pressure isn't strong enough to push the price back up.
The SOL ETF still has a solid base with cumulative inflows of about 880 million, and the Alpenglow mainnet calendar for October remains unchanged. The short-term weakness is to make way for the FOMC, not because the story is over.
My approach: don't act before Wednesday. If the FOMC doesn't cause surprises after Wednesday, watch for a rebound back into the 100-105 range before considering 110.
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Snapshot at Sep 14, 2026, 10:54